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Contains 62 Results:

1846 Kalamazoo Telegraph

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 12
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s

Kalamazoo Gazette Carbon of Article, 1852

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 12
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s

“Stagecoach Follows A Trail into the Past” / Arn Shackelford. Article, 5-27-1976.

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 14
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s

Pen drawn map

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 12
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s

Biographical. “Next stop, Grand Rapids!’ On the Old Plank Road” Grand Rapids Press. Wonderland section, May 16, 1982. In Plastic sheet protectors

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 1
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s

“Next Stop, Grand Rapids!' On the Old Plank Road” Grand Rapids Press. Wonderland Section, May 16, 1982. (10 Copies)

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s

Grand River Times. V. 7, no. 5, Apr. 1986. Arnold as Grand Rapids Historical Society annual meeting presenter.

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s

[Grand River Times, date unknown, ca. 1986?] Arnold giving Plank Road Tour.

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s

Old Plank Road Tour flyers & notes, plus schedule/highlights

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 5
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s

Mrs. M.G. Washburn Reminiscences. Apr. 18, 1946, as correspondence to Arnold. Found with folder 5. [Note, 2015: Washburn's granddaughter, Holly S. DeMaagd, says that this should be 1986. M.G. Washburn was born in 1904 and says in the letter that she is 82. She lived on Remembrance Rd.]

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 6
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research done by Marty Arnold along with the results of that research – her Grand Rapids Press Wonderland article and the slide show presentation given to the Grand Rapids Historical Society are a reflection of a personal interest. Although a local history enthusiast, Arnold developed the plank road story because her great great grandparents were settlers along the plank road. Her research encompassed only the Grand Rapids - Kalamazoo Plank Road, and does not include...
Dates: 1840s-1980s